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Essay on the Causes of Decline in Our Foreign Wool Trade
Extracts argue Ireland should be allowed wool export to prevent Britain losing woollen markets to France. Prohibitions on Irish cattle and wool exports are blamed for shrinking British trade, raising French demand, and inflating taxes. The pamphlet claims bounties and monopolies harm manufacture, urging free export and market competition to restore prosperity.
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England
É&C
House of Commons
Great Briain
Ireland
France
Britain
Trefarrd
Bey
Lifton
Elre
Hulandry
Spain
Portugal
J. Child
British Islands
Austrian Netherlands
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Republick
Cape Breton
Great Britain
Europe
Welties
Duchy of
Savoy
Nice
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Leghorn
Perpegall
Republic of Genoa
Christendom
Aucla Chapelle